In his testimony during Google’s antitrust trial, CEO Sundar Pichai addressed allegations of unfair dealings with Apple, another major tech company. Pichai acknowledged that there were moments of tension and mistrust in their relationship, but emphasized that both companies have made compromises to maintain their partnership. This testimony comes as government attorneys questioned Pichai about negotiations between Google and Apple executives.
During the high-stakes antitrust trial, Pichai sought to refute accusations of unfair dealings with Apple. He acknowledged that there have been moments of tension and mistrust between the two companies, but highlighted the compromises made to preserve their partnership. This testimony came in response to government attorneys’ questions regarding the negotiations between Google and Apple executives.
The relationship between Google and Apple has faced scrutiny and allegations of anti-competitive behavior, with concerns raised about their collaborations potentially limiting consumer choice and competition in the market. As the trial continues, Pichai’s testimony sheds light on the complexities of the relationship between these tech giants and aims to address the claims made against Google’s business practices.